Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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A Running Tradition - 7 A f TRS Otis 2 ee es lanes — 4: Oe etme atts. 5 Pi a ati eo Pe ee | Pete ie The boys and girls cross country teams worked hard this past fall to continue their motto of success, “A Running Tradition.” Their success was obvious in their excellent sea- sons. The boys went undefeated until the district tournament where they came in second. Barry Maroney and Hank Schepker led the boys through this successful sea- son. The girls also did ex- tremely well. Tracey Slater led them through an unde- feated season including the district tournament. Both teams placed well in the Regionals and went to several college invitationals to compete, such as William and Mary, Georgetown, and George Mason. They did well in these and defended their title as champions in the N.C. State Wolfpack Invitational. Both the boys and girls cross country teams did well this past year, and they hope to be as successful next year. Girls Cross Country. Kneel- ing: Alison Hyden, Kim Scott, Lynne Fink, Standing: Coach Linkenauger, Kristy Whitlock, Tracey Slater, Cabell Anderson, Beverly Burger. Boys Cross Country. Kneeling: Hank Schepker, Kevin Scholl, Rob Fauber, Brian Kenshaw, Glen Robertson, Marc Whitovsch, Todd Hambrick; Standing: Steve Snyder, Scott Miller, David Whitt, Kent Smythe, Chris Doyle, Shannon Bailey, Jeff Lavender, Kevin Bighinatti, Barry Maroney, Coach Linkenaugher. Cross Country Page 89

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« ZZ , ; (WANS eA td SSS SRN . ZS ————TS PT kl ets of Monacan life. The variety of clubs offered at Monacan cater to a person’s individual needs and per- sonality. It takes dedication and persistence on the parts of both the sponsors and the students to accomplish a common purpose and have fun at the same time. A club may benefit the community, the school, and the individual himself. For exam- ple, the foreign language clubs have sponsored needy families, and the SCA donated the jukebox to the school in March. Furthermore, all individuals benefit from the good feeling of working in a group and completing a goal. Being involved in a club enables an individual to meet the Chief Challenge by completing goals and learning about people as well as life throughout the year. ©: lubs and organizations represent one of the many fac- Clubs and Organizations Page 91